Cricket 1883

116 CEICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. m a y 24, isss. M.C.C. & GROUND v. HERTFORDSHIRE. The Hertfordshire Eleven made a poor show against a not very formidable team of M.C.C. and Ground at Lord’s on Thursday and Friday last. In their two efforts they only scored 129 runs, and were beaten by an innings and 76 runs. In first innings of Herts Mr. Robertson got three wickets with successive balls. Flowers took ten wickets for 70 runs. Score and analysis:— H erts . First Innings. Mr. H. G. S. Hughes, b Flowers...................................... Mr. W. H. Heale, c Payne, b F oth ergill............................. W . Hearn, b Flowers Titchmarsh, 1b w, b Fothcr- gill.............................................. Mr. H. A. Taylor, c and b R obertson............................. W.T.Westell, c aud b Flowers Rev. A. Carter, b Robertson Mr. F. Coxall, c O’Brien, b Robertson . . .................... Breedon, not out Mr. I. A. Fish, b Robertson.. Mr. C.E. Keyser, b Robertson B 1,1 b 1 ............................. Second Innings. 15 b F lo w ers....................5 st Sherwin, b Flowers 0 b Flowers ....................0 7 c and b Robertson b Robertson c Russel, b Flowers . run out ................. b F lo w ers....................8 b F lo w ers....................7 b F low ers....................39 not out.............................0 B 2,1 b 1, n b 1 .. 4 Total.................... 63 Total.. .. M.C.C. Mr. I. D. Walker, b Mr. A. E. Payne, c Breedon .................... (53 Hearn, b Titchmarsh 39 Lieut.-Col, Rowley, b Mr. F. W . Maude, b Breedon .. . 7 Titehmarsh .. 0 Mr. J. S. Russel,run out 20 Mr. J. Robertson, b Flowers, c Breedon, b Breedon .. .. 3 Titchmarsh .. . 14 Fothergill, c and b Mr. H. E. Rhodes, b Breedon .. .. 53 Titchmarsh .. 0 Sherwin, not out .. .. 0 Mr. T. C. O’Brien, b B 5 ,1 b 1 .. .. Breedon .................... 0 Total ..205 First Innings. O. M. R.W. Flowers .. .. 40 23 32 3 Fothergill .. .. 32 16 25 2 Mr. Robertson . . 8 6 4 5 BOWLING ANALYSIS. H e r t s . Second Innings. O. 16.2 M. R.W. 4 38 7 16 6 24 BATTERSEA v. CASUALS. Played on Thursday, May 17, on the ground of the former, and won on the first innings by the home team. In the second innings of the visitors, Mr. G. T. West, a slow round arm bowler, acquired the distinction of the hat trick C a su a ls . First Innings. W . A. Parker, b Kirby .. .. 0 *4 . Cozens, h w, b Kirby .. 22 ^ McKean, b Kirby Overman, c Barnes, b K i r b y ......................................2 R. Gibson, b Barnes .. .. 0 A. Fletcher, c Clarke, b Kirby 0 E. Hilton, run out .. .. 4 A. C. Fletcher, b Barnes .. 2 C. E. Isbell, c Clarke, b An­ ting ..................................... 9 Roberts, not o u t ....................5 W . Heasman, absent .. .. 0 Extras .............................3 Total.............................47 Second Innings, c Brown, b West .. 13 b W est.............................0 not out c Sugden, b West c Cox, b West .. c Winsland, b W est. st Winsland, b W est.. 22 LANCASHIRE v. DERBYSHIRE. Derbyshire opened its season inauspiciously on Thursday and Friday lait at Manchester. Mr. L. C. Docker and Mycroft were both un­ able to play, and Mr. Maynard was also an absentee, so that the County was only poorly represented, Mr. G. Harper made his debut for Lancashire, and Brelsford, a fast bowler for Derbyshire. In the second innings of Derbyshire Mr. R. P. Smith scored 33 out of 35 runs while he was in. In this innings Pilling stumped three batsmen and caught two. Lancashire won by an innings and 160 runs. L an cash ire . b Mr. A. N. Hornby, Cropper ....................43 Barlow, b Richardson.. 41 Mr. G.Harper, bCropper 1 Mr. E. Roper, b Rich­ ardson.............................24 Robinson,c and b Rich­ ardson.............................19 Mr. E. Leese,c Richard­ son, b Cropper .. .. 14 D e r b y sh ir e . Briggs, c Cropper, b Platts.................................55 Watson, c Foster, b Cropper ........................74 PilliDg, b Foster .. .. 19 Crossland ,b Brelsford.. 4 Nash, not out .. .. 8 B 21, l b 9 .. ..3 0 Total ..332 First Innings. Needham, b Nash.................... Chatterton, c Pilling, 1 Barlow ................................... Osborne, b N a s h ................... Foster, 1b w, b Nash .. Cropper, b N a s h .................... Platts, b Nash .................... Mr. R. P. Smith, c Watson, b Barlow Mr. W . Evershed, b Barlow Disney, not out .. Richardson, b Barlow . Brelsford, b Barlow .. .. B 7,1 b 3 .............................10 T o t a l....................54 0 7 16 .! io 2 2 0 Second Innings not out.............................6 b Nash.............................2 c Pilling, b Nash .. 5 1b w, b Nash .. .. 1 b Barlow ....................20 st Pilling, b W atson.. 14 c Pilling, b Crossland 33 st Pilling, b Crossland 2-2 b Barlow ..................4 st Pilling, b Crossland 0 b Crossland....................6 B 5 .............................5 Total....................118 Richardson Brelsford Platts BOWLING ANALYSIS. L a n c a sh ir e . R.W. 71 3 60 1 73 1 M. 20 4 17 O. Cropper.. 29.1 Foster .. 3 Chatterton 6 R.W. 67 4 15 1 16 0 D e r b y sh ir e . Nash . Be.rlow First Innings. O. M. R.W. , .. 25 13 24 5 .. 24.3 14 20 5 Second Innings. Crossland Watson .. O. 21 38 R.W. 47 3 42 2 22 4 not out.............................0 run out.............................8 c Brown, b West .. 3 b Barnes ....................2 E xtras....................8 Total BURLINGTON v. PENGE. Played at Penge on the 19th inst., and resulted in a victory for the former with the loss of only one wicket. P enge . F. Knott, b Gallico .. 10 E. J. Lunnon, c Gallico, b Williamson .. .. 22 S. Cheesman, b Freeman 11 W . II. Lunnon, c Free­ man, b Godrich .. .. 13 J. Roe, c and b William­ son......................................2 W . F. Cook, o Freeman, b Williamson. . .. 8 S. Wright, c William­ son, b Gallico .. A. O.Bellamore, run out E. Knott, not out A. E. Newton, c Smith, b G a llic o .................... W . Barchard, b Carter E x t r a s .................... Total B u r lin g to n . F. W . Freeman, b Lun­ non .............................6 E. B. Warren, not out.. 51 E. C. Lindup, not out .. 46 Extras SURREY CLUB AND GROUND v. PUTNEYv Played at the Oval on May 21. P u tn ey . First Innings. T. S. Webb, c Riley, b Beau­ mont .....................................15 J. Bailey, c Bradley, b Beau­ mont .....................................1 E. D. C. Cecil, c Fowler, b Beaumont.............................3 H. P. Cooke, b Beaumont .. 0 J. H. Bingham, b Beaumont 0 W. Bailey, c Bowley, b Beau­ mont .....................................0 Powell, not out . . . . .. 0 P. Harrington, b Bowley .. 0 T. Lee, b Beaumont .. .. 1 J. Everall, b Beaumont .. 2 Cooper, absent ....................0 B 11, lb 1.............................12 Second Inning?. b Mills . c and b Beaumont .. 0 b Beaumont..................4 b M ills.............................19 1b w, b Beaumont .. 1 1 b w, b Riley .. .. 0 b Beaumont .. .. 3 c Hill, b Riley .. .. 17 b Bowley ....................10 not out.............................13 b Riley.............................1 B .............................G T o t a l....................34 Total.. .. 81 S u rrey . T. Bradbury, b Bingham 3 Bowley, not out Riley, b Bingham .. .. 21 E. Hadley, b Bingham.. 16 W. Shirley, b Everall .. 1 Chandler, b Bingham .. 0 S. Fowler, b Bingham .. 9 Eden, b Bingham .. .. 6 F. Hill, b Bingham .. 10 Beaumont, run out .. 3 Mills, c Cooke, b BiDg- h a m .............................24 B 12,1b 2 .. ..1 4 Total ..135 SNARESBROOK v. ST. CLEMENT’S, BARNSBURY. Played at Snaresbrook on the 14th inst. on a very wet wicket. Both clubs were possessed of good bowlers, the latter playing M. Sweetlove, one of this year’s Middlesex Colts. Score :— S n aresbrook . Total .108 BRIXTON WANDERERS v. LEWES PRIORY. Played at Lewes on May 14. L ewes P riory . First Innings. Seccnd Innings. G. Newington, b Fox .. . . 0 b Fox .....................6 E. O. Langham, c Rhead, b Bissell ......................................28 c Baker, b Fox .. 3 F. B. Whitfield, c and b Glover 0 b Fox ............8 F. Newington, b Bissell .. . . 16 b B issell...........25 J. Nye, b Fox ............................32 c McLauchlan, b Fox ..................3 W. Hammond, b Driver .. .. 3 c Humpheys, b G’over ................... 3 E. Winter, b Driver......................0 c Rhead, b Glover.. 2 W, S. Norman, b Bissell .. .. 11 b Glover..................... 9 D. Risdale, c Driver, b Gilligan 1 run o u t ..................... 3 G. Norman, b F o x ....................0 not c u t .....................3 F. J. Uridge, not out....................0 b B issell.....................8 L-b 1 ......................................1 Extras .. .. 0 T o t a l........................... 92 Total.. .. 73 B rixton W anderers . First Innings. Second Innings. II. F. Rhead, c Nye, b Lang­ ham ................................................. 1 C. Driver, b W inter.......................2 S. Baker, c and b Langham . . 0 c aud b Whitfield .. 7 J. A. A. Ca3sar, c Langham, b W in te r ......................................6 b Whitfield .. .. 1 S. Fox, st Hammond, b Lang- c Norman, b New­ ham ..............................................4 ington .............18 J. Beddy, c and b Winter .. 0 W. A. Gilligan, st Hammond, b W inter........................................1 run o u t .................14 B. Glover, c and b Langham.. 12 c sub., b Newington 0 W. Bissell, b Winter .. .. 0 not o u t ..................o W. Humphreys, not out .. .. 2 b Whitfield .. .. 6 D. H. McLauchlan, b W inter.. 3 B l , w 2......................................3 Extras .. .. 3 T o t a l .............................34 Total.. .. 49 First Innings. Second Innings. Shepherd, c Rumbold,b Sweetc Unsworth, b F. love .............................................. 1 9 H. Joliffe, c Baines, b Sweet­ love .............................................. 0 1b w, b Sweetlove.. 4 West. 1b w, b Sweetlove.. .. 5 b Humphreys 12 W . Joliffe, c F. Minter, b 19 b Sweetlove .. .. 4 Godin, b Sweetlove.................... u b Sweetlove .. 0 Butler, b Sweetlovo.................... 7 LO Denham, b B a in e s .................... 14 b F. Minter .. 5 Barnes, b H a le ............................. 2 13 Phillipson, b Halo .................... 0 b Humphreys.. .. 3 2 st Richards, bRum- bold .................... 1 C. Joliffe, not out .................... 0 b Sweetlovo .. 2 8 Extras .. 3 T o t a l............................. 58 Total.. .. 66 S t . C lem ent ’ s . First Innings. Second Innings. M. Sweetlove, c Butler, b 0 n W. J. Richards, b Butler.. .. 1 c Joliffe, b Butler .. 2 C. W . Baines, b Butler .. .. 0 c Godin, b Denham 5 A. Hale, not o u t........................... 20 2 C. Rumbold, b Butler .. 0 0 H. G. Humphreys, b Butler .. 0 6 F. Minter, b B utler.................... 4 5 E. F. Symonds,b Barnes.. .. 0 H. Simmonds, h w, b Barnes.. 0 A. Minter, b B utler.................... 2 0 J. Unsworth, b West.................... 3 2 Extras .. 6 T o t a l............................ 32 Total.. .. 3 RAYENSBOURNE (LADYWELL) v. CALDECOTT. Played at Ladywell on Saturday, May 19. R aven sbourne . A. T. Pearce, cWilliams, b H art.............................15 J. S. Kistruck, 1 b w, b Burnett ....................11 E. J. Pritchard, b Burnett ....................6 J. Ramsoy, b Burnett .. 0 W. J. Cowley, b Hart .. 0 H. Williams, c Bispham, b H art............................ 2 A. W . Gore, b Wells .. 5 A. Darlow, c Hird, b W e lls .............................18 P. Williams, b Wells .. 11 F. Ellingham, not out.. 3 G. Wigley, c Layto, b H a r t ............................. 4 Extras ....................6 Total...................81 J. Burnett, b Wigley .. G. Layte, b Wigley G. Elliott, b Wigley .. G. Wells, b Pritchard.. W . Hart, c Kistruck, b Wigley............................. W . G. Taylor, b Wigley J. Bispham, c Elling- ham, b Wigley .. C aldecott . . 1 aud b J. B. Morse, P ritchard.................... B. H. Friend,bPritchard G. Hird, b W igley.. .. J. Palmer, not out Extras .................... Total .. ...